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#2038991 - 02/25/13 12:16 PM
Re: analyzing a J.S. Bach Fugue and how far can it go?
[Re: music32]
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German pianist Siglind Bruhn has put up fantastically detailed analyses of both books of the WTC, piece by piece. Highly recommended. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~siglind/text.htm-Jason
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#2039007 - 02/25/13 12:53 PM
Re: analyzing a J.S. Bach Fugue and how far can it go?
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Here's one for the visual learners: http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/wtc/ --Andy
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#2039027 - 02/25/13 01:43 PM
Re: analyzing a J.S. Bach Fugue and how far can it go?
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Thank you so much for posting that! I just watched (and of course listened to) the C major fugue from WTCI and absolutely loved it. Made me feel like shouting out "Go, little tune, go!"
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#2039031 - 02/25/13 01:50 PM
Re: analyzing a J.S. Bach Fugue and how far can it go?
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